Niranjan

Hetal shah

I am a travel lover. Exploring new places is my passion. Traveling opens up the world in exciting ways. It allows me to discover new destinations and meet different people. I can enjoy different cuisines and explore various landmarks. When I need a break from my routine, I plan my trip and it offers fresh perspectives and relaxation. Each journey is an opportunity to learn and grow. Whether it's a short trip or a long vacation, traveling adds joy and adventure to life, creating unforgettable memories for me and my family I remember the quote by Samuel Johnson: "All travel has its advantages. If the passenger visits better countries, he may learn to improve his own. And if fortune carries him to worse, he may learn to enjoy it". I have had the luck of visiting better countries and I believe my travel experiences have taught me a lot about human life and helped me in expanding the way I see things. I traveled to the USA, UK, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Hongkong, Indonesia, Maldives, Switzerland, France, UAE, Oman, Thailand, Shenzhen, Macau, Nepal, Italy, Vatican City, Russia, Turkey and ofcourse India from Jammu and Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Dwarka to Puri as well Andaman. When I first travelled within India, it opened my eyes to how other people live. I saw how people lived happily even though they did not have much money or luxuries. It taught me that to be happy, money is not the only thing. I must have an attitude to be happy with what I have. It also taught me to accept people from different races and colors. When I travelled abroad, I saw new cultures and different lifestyles. It was very exciting and adventurous and boosted my self confidence. I learnt to enjoy these new experiences, to become part of these varied cultures by eating their food, wearing their dresses, languages, dancing, houses, businesses etc. I am very excited to visit Vietnam. I have heard so much about time travel through Cu Chi tunnels and want to experience it. I am extremely enthusiastic about coconut basket boat ride surrounding rural areas of Hoi An. Exploring Phong Nha caves and underground river. I want to walk across Golden hand bridge in Da Nang with my soulmate, cycling through rice terraces in Sapa with my children. I would love to visit Gem of Vietnam Quoc Island, water puppet show in Ho chi Minh City which is in my bucket list. Explore hidden places like waterfalls, iconic clay tunnel, floating market in DaLat, Marble mountains in Da Nang and Sip Vietnamese coffee and vegetarian street food. Exploring Vietnam would be a dream come true for me. I would love to experience Vietjet Air hospitality on my trip.

Annant Jain

India is a mosaic of cultures, and as an Indian, I've had the joy of exploring its vast, colorful diversity firsthand. From the serene backwaters of Kerala to the spiritual ghats of Varanasi, the towering Himalayas to the bustling streets of Mumbai, each corner of my country has left me spellbound. These journeys have taught me that culture isn’t just something we see; it’s a way of life. In Rameshwaram, I felt the sacred depth of devotion. In Sikkim, the tranquil monasteries nestled in mountains reminded me of the beauty in simplicity. Each destination enriched my understanding of my own roots, showing me new facets of India’s soul. But now, a new curiosity has grown in me—a desire to explore cultures beyond India’s borders, to see how people across the world live, believe, and celebrate. Among all the places I dream of visiting, Vietnam has captured my imagination the most. I envision myself wandering through the narrow streets of Hanoi, savoring the fragrance of fresh pho from street stalls, and watching the sun rise over the majestic Ha Long Bay. There’s something captivating about Vietnam—a country that has preserved its identity through history’s many challenges. It feels like an echo of my own land’s resilience, yet uniquely its own. I want to walk through Hoi An, where lanterns illuminate ancient streets, to see the blend of past and present in Ho Chi Minh City, where tradition meets progress seamlessly. In the faces of Vietnamese elders, I hope to see reflections of wisdom, resilience, and warmth, and in their festivals, the same sense of unity and joy that defines our celebrations in India. I long to share meals with local families, to hear their stories, and experience their world, not as an observer but as a participant. Vietnam, for me, is a gateway to the world—a first step into the wider human story. My dream isn’t just about ticking off destinations; it’s about connecting with people, learning from their customs, and letting these experiences shape me. Each culture has its own lens, and I want to see through them all—from the pyramids of Egypt to the fjords of Norway, from Moroccan souks to the shrines of Japan. The world’s diversity is a treasure, and I am ready to step into it, carrying with me the lessons and warmth of my Indian heritage, and an open heart ready to embrace the unknown.

Daksh Sharma

I am Daksh Sharma, a proud Delhiite who lives in the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk, a paradise for food lovers. Growing up surrounded by iconic dishes like buttery parathas and tangy chaats, I developed a deep love for food early on. From North Indian curries to South Indian dosas, I’ve explored nearly every corner of Indian cuisine. Food is not just a passion for me—it’s a way of life. My love for food has taken me on exciting adventures beyond India too. During my trip to Dubai, I savored its luxurious gold tea—a drink so rich and unique that it left me in awe. In Thailand, I went on a thrilling culinary journey where I tried dishes I had only heard of. I loved their famous mango sticky rice, a dessert so perfectly balanced it felt like a hug in every bite. I also couldn’t get enough of their spicy and flavorful prawn noodles. But the highlight of my trip was tasting alligator meat! Cooked to perfection, it was surprisingly tender and delicious, an experience that pushed my foodie boundaries like never before. And let’s not forget the bubble tea in Thailand—it was truly amazing, with its sweet, refreshing taste and chewy tapioca pearls that made every sip an adventure of its own. Now, my next culinary dream is to explore the vibrant world of Vietnamese cuisine. I’ve heard so much about their iconic pho, a noodle soup that’s both simple and flavorful, and banh mi, the famous sandwich loaded with fresh and tangy fillings. I’m also eager to try banh xeo, their crispy rice pancakes, and discover how their dishes balance sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavors so beautifully. Food has always been my way of connecting with cultures and people. From the bustling streets of Chandni Chowk to exotic dishes in Thailand and Dubai, every meal tells a story. My dream is to continue this journey, discovering new flavors and expanding my palate. Vietnam is next on my list, and I can’t wait to see where my love for food takes me next!